Farewell brown couch

Posted by Wendy Davis on June 7, 2014 and filed under blogjunelifeshoppingUncategorized

One the sad things about my new piano is that it means I am going to have to get rid of my giant, three seater comfy brown couch because the two giant items of furniture will simply not coexist in my tiny living area. I have had many an awesome nanna nap on that brown […]

Dancing about architecture

Posted by Wendy Davis on June 4, 2014 and filed under blogjunelifemusicUncategorized

I was interviewing someone for my Musical Bundaberg project (which is pretty much in rest mode at the moment) and we were talking about playing in public. This person had been a fine pianist and studied music at UQ. That was some years ago and she confessed to no longer wanting to play in public […]

A grand piano and a room to put it in please….

Posted by Wendy Davis on June 3, 2014 and filed under blogjunelifemusic

For a number of years at Christmas I have been going to a lovely Christmas party where the hosts finish the evening asking everyone what they hope Santa will bring them. For a few years now my answer has been ” a grand piano and a room to put it in”. The most I ever […]

too much multi-tasking can actually be too much

Posted by Wendy Davis on June 2, 2014 and filed under bloggingblogjunelifeliving in the regionsUncategorized

I’m coming to the conclusion that too much multi-tasking can be a bad thing. Let me try to explain. When I was working full-time I went all day….skipping from one thing to the next. It was unusual to go for 15 minutes on a single task uninterrupted by an “urgent” phone call, email or knock […]

of this and that….

Posted by Wendy Davis on May 24, 2014 and filed under bloggingblogjunelifeliving in the regionsmusicstudytelevisionUncategorized

Lots of things have been happening and I have once again turned into a slacker with blogging. So, to get ready for #blogjune I probably should write a few posts this week. Let’s start dear blog by catching up. I’ve been having a lovely time nearly all of the time over the last months. I’ve […]

I have time to think….

Posted by Wendy Davis on March 27, 2014 and filed under culturelifemusictrivia

Hmmm….I don’t have anything particular to post about but thought I should pop in another one before March finishes. Life is settling into its new routine quite nicely now. Studying without working full time is strange but I’m getting used to it. At first I was suspicious that I seemed to have plenty of time…so […]

Returning to the violin

Posted by Wendy Davis on March 5, 2014 and filed under culturelifetelevision

Life is moving on in a good way. Things are happening. Nice things. Things that don’t cause anxiety or stress. That makes a lovely change. What are some of these things? The big one has been returning to the violin. This is overcoming a long held regret and disappointment. I learned the violin as a […]

the Summer of Wendy

Posted by Wendy Davis on February 12, 2014 and filed under lifestudytelevisionUncategorized

I alternate between feeling like I made the best decision of my life in leaving my job and worrying that I’ll never be employed again. Mostly, though it’s the former which is reassuring for someone like me who second guesses their decisions all the time. When in doubt I turn to Seinfeld. I consider this […]

Beer damper

Posted by Wendy Davis on January 26, 2014 and filed under days of the weekwriting

by Wendy Davis I actually lost track of the date so I thought tomorrow was Australia Day what with it being the public holiday and everything. So I was a little unprepared to wake up and find the usual debates about Australia Day/Invasion Day etc etc. Also my Facebook feed was full of Aussie things […]

The biggest hugs…and the best

Posted by Wendy Davis on January 7, 2014 and filed under lifeUncategorized

My Grandad, Bob Davis, passed away peacefully this afternoon in hospital at the Gold Coast. At 92 he had lived a long and productive life. Born in Chinchilla, Grandad moved into Brisbane with his family where they settled in Moorooka. He was a young man and worked with his father on the family milk run. […]